Hello,
We are switching from a different payment gateway to Authorize.net and need some help with the transition.
I created a test account on Authorize.net and changed our tests to use "4111-1111-1111-1111" credit card number with 2020/12 expiration date to post a transaction on the test account. The response code from merchant.postTransaction(.) is "(TESTMODE) This transaction has been approved."
However, I don't see the amount of this transaction showing up anywhere in my test account.
My goal is to have our integration tests to put some money in the Authorize.net test account and then be able to verify (visually or programmatically) that the money is there.
Please advise.
Thanks
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โ02-07-2011 09:57 PM
Settling has nothing to do with your code so settling them won't affect your integration. Test accounts and live accounts operate identically from an API perspective so once you develop your app usingthetest server you do not have to change anything except your credentials and API URL and everything will wor as tested.
Being unsettled is what is expected when new transactions are run. Settlement occurs once per evening and that's when the transactions are sent over to the bank for payment. Settleleemt is automated so you don't do anything for them. It just happens.
โ02-08-2011 11:43 AM - edited โ02-08-2011 11:44 AM
Don't use test mode in the test account. It defeats the purpose of having a test account. Turn that off and run your transactions normally. You should be able to see your transactions then.
โ02-08-2011 07:39 AM
Thanks, it turns out that my test transactions were shown under Unsettled Transactions. Is that where approved transactions show in production accounts? If so, then what do I need to do to "settle" them? If not, then how can I test my code if the behavior of TEST and PROD accounts are different?
Thanks
โ02-08-2011 08:43 AM
Settling has nothing to do with your code so settling them won't affect your integration. Test accounts and live accounts operate identically from an API perspective so once you develop your app usingthetest server you do not have to change anything except your credentials and API URL and everything will wor as tested.
Being unsettled is what is expected when new transactions are run. Settlement occurs once per evening and that's when the transactions are sent over to the bank for payment. Settleleemt is automated so you don't do anything for them. It just happens.
โ02-08-2011 11:43 AM - edited โ02-08-2011 11:44 AM
I have TEST MODE off, and get Merchant Email Receipt after submit CC and amount. But I still cannot see any transaction details under Reports or Search menu on my Test account. Do you know where I did wrong?
โ08-08-2013 12:20 AM
And 'TEST MODE' is shown on each email, regardless I turn TEST MODE on or off..
โ08-08-2013 12:30 AM
If "Test Mode" is shown on the email, you are running in test mode. If you are using DPM, AIM, or SIM have x_test_request set to false
โ08-08-2013 04:09 AM
Thanks for quick response. I found an issue with Spree::Gateway. It always sends test => true when initialize ActiveMerchant gem. So Authorize.net always see it is transaction in TEST MODE>
โ08-08-2013 08:12 PM